But if anyone agrees to trades of this nature in advance, that could constitute insider trading.
The mortgage contains details about the terms of the loan, the payment of escrows, and actions that could constitute a default that could lead to foreclosure.
"Perhaps the most likely type of existential risks that could constitute a Great Filter are those that arise from technological discovery.
It may not sound overly useful to many Britons, but both appear on the WHO's list of examples of the "moderate" activity that could constitute your 150 minutes' exercise a week.
The bill was amended after Democratic representatives warned it could criminalise doctors by obliging them to carry out invasive procedures that could constitute a sex crime under state law.
He explained that Union Hall contains any number of potential child-hazards that could constitute a liability for the owners — an open staircase, a full-size boccie court involving "hard balls thrown around".
Not least because it's hard to believe Shout! author Norman would have anything left to say about Lennon that could constitute that much of a revelation at this stage in the game.
When drafts of a United Nations study recently surfaced accusing Rwandan forces of committing atrocities against Hutu refugees in Congo in the 1990s — crimes that could constitute acts of genocide — the Rwandan government protested vociferously.
Switzerland, at least for the time being, will not be called upon to examine the regime that governed detentions at Guantánamo, the redefinition of torture that allowed for interrogation techniques that could constitute torture, and the use of stress positions, manipulation of food, sleep and temperatures, forced nudity and excessive force against detainees.
